An expansion of same day emergency care services across the country has seen thousands more people every week get the rapid tests and treatment they need to avoid an overnight stay in hospital – with the total up by more than a tenth in just a year. New data shows there has been an 11% […]
An NHS spokesperson said: “NHS England is very grateful to Dr Cass and her team for their comprehensive work on this important review over the past four years. “The NHS has made significant progress towards establishing a fundamentally different gender service for children and young people – in line with earlier advice by Dr Cass […]
Hundreds of thousands more people a month will have the option to refer themselves for key services such as help with incontinence, podiatry, or hearing tests without needing to see a GP, as part of the NHS primary care access recovery plan. Around 180,000 more people a month will be able to self-refer for additional […]
Name of Product Antimicrobial Resistance Dashboards – Aggregated Data Type of Data used in the Product The data processed in this Product does not contain any Personal Data. It uses only Anonymous Aggregated Data. Broad Description of Product This Product produces dashboards using Anonymous Aggregated Data to explore trends in resistance levels to key antibiotics […]
Name of Product Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) Aggregated Data Dashboard– Pseudonymised / De- identified Data. Broad Description of Product This Product produces dashboards on: hospital admission trends for patients with a bacterial infection and/or sepsis, prescribing trends in primary care, and patients prescribed multiple antibiotics. This is part of the NHS England’s Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Programme. […]
This guidance sets out good practice and other information to support NHS organisations in England maintain or develop their research finance management policies and processes.
Letter from Dr Amanda Doyle, National Director for Primary Care and Community Services and Dr Claire Fuller, National Medical Director for Primary Care, NHS England.
This is NHS England’s submission to the Doctors’ and Dentists’ Review Body (DDRB). The evidence covers our key responsibilities for supporting the education and training of medical and dental staff, and using the total NHS employment offer to help attract, recruit, retain and motivate staff employed by the NHS. We cover each of the doctor and dentist groups within the remit of the DDRB: consultants, GPs, the dental workforce, specialty and specialist (SAS) grade doctors, and doctors and dentists in postgraduate training.
This is NHS England’s submission to the NHS Pay Review Body (NHSPRB). The evidence covers our key responsibilities for NHS staff employed on the Agenda for Change contract (AfC).
This Community Health Services Data Plan for the next three years, 2024/25 – 2026/27, sets out how the NHS aims to improve the quality, relevance and timeliness of data to improve patient care and patient experience in community health services.